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Joined: Jun 2008
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Hi Abigail My Friend, You always tell me things I already agree with you with and already know. But we are living in the days of Revelation and perilous times and we do need to take heed of that too. It's by Prophecy in the Bible which is about 1/3 of the Bible that many have come to see God is true.
The Bible tells us what is coming because it wants us to know what is coming and to show it is true. America needs to know what has happened to nations that decided it doesn't need God anymore. Do we have any control over that by prayer and actions in some aspects yes. Some things are prophecy and are fixed of course. ***Lynn, If we are going to get on the WWW and tell people of the End Times, etc, then we need current data. You have a lot of heresy from Pastors that never came to pass, and the Bible tells us, if someone prophecies and it doesn't come to pass, you KNOW YOU HAVE A FALSE TEACHER (PROPHET). Hal Lindsey,and several others (you have mentioned), have made 'guesses' in the past. NOT TRUE~! There are many others, Lynn, that are going crazy today because of the Obama Administration, and the Embassies being closed because of another threat of terrorism. It may or may not happen. Only God knows. Do we trust that He is still on His throne and in control? I DO! --------- Accurate Predictions=The purpose of prophecy in the bible is given in Isaiah 46:9-10: “I am God, and there is none like me, declaring the end from the beginning, and from ancient times the things that are not yet done.”- Supernatural predictions are evidence provided to us for verification. Not a single prophecy from the Bible has been proven false. Many prophecies remain in the future, but all that have come to pass have been verified to be true. Thousand of prophecies from the Bible have been fulfilled. An amazing prophecy is found in Revelation 11:9. In 90 A.D., the prediction was made that many nations would view the same event within a few days time. Today, billions of people from around the world simultaneously view the same event through mass communication. When the prediction was made, communication and transportation across the Roman Empire took months of time. In 332 B.C., Alexander the Great conquered the island fortress of Tyre by building a causeway from the ruins of the old city. This fulfilled the prophecy in Ezekiel 26:4-5, written hundreds of years before. At the time of Ezekiel, Tyre was the capital of Phoenicia and the island fortress had not yet been built. Ezekiel predicted:
“They shall destroy the walls of Tyre, and break down her towers: I will also scrape her dust from her, and make her like the top of a rock. It shall be a place for the spreading of nets in the midst of the sea.”Two hundred years later, Alexander scraped away everything, leaving bare rock. And there are hundreds of fulfilled prophecies related to the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. ~~~~~~~~~ What my point is to you, specifically Lynn, is that I know you get overly excited and (unintentionally?) blow things way out of proportion and thereby SCARE PEOPLE! That's why I tried to emphasize that we are NOT TO BE FEARFUL! God is on His throne, (yes, I know you know that), and NOT ONE THING WILL HAPPEN WITHOUT HIS ALLOWING IT TO HAPPEN. HE IS IN CONTROL, NO MATTER WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE, OR WHAT PEOPLE SAY. God sets up and tears down Nations at His will. We are in a country, USA, that has turned it's back on God. WE MUST REPENT! And plead for His mercy. I am not saying what you post is all wrong. I AM saying that you tend to blow things out of proportion and SCARE PEOPLE! (already said/emphasis).
Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." [John 14:6]
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